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2009 Holiday Show to be Held at Mixed
Blood
A Klingon Christmas Carol is back
for a third year and there are more chances to catch it than ever
before! See SQuja' as he is visited by three spirits in this
remarkable translation of the Dickens holiday classic in the
Original Klingon! Twelve nights of Klingon Christmas
starting November 27th and running through December 13th!
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Help Us Help Them: Adopt-A-Klingon!
This year Commedia Beauregard is attempting
to make A Klingon Christmas Carol something bigger and better
than ever before. What was once a One-Night-Only event is now
expanding to a full run at one of the Twin Cities' most
respected stages. It's a huge undertaking. And so we ask
you for help. Please consider adopting a Klingon as we expand
the message of the courage and honor of the season.
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Winner of Translation Contest Performed
We are proud to announce that Alex Ross has
won the first annual Midwest Theatre Translation Contest. His
translation of Roberto Arlt's The Desert Island was performed as a staged reading as part of In Other Words: The
Midwest Translation Festival under the direction of Commedia
Beauregard Artistic Associate Katie Willer. The reading took
place on May 18th.
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To Be or Not To Be: Klingons and Shakespeare
As
the only theatre company in the world to have ever produced a full theatrical production in the Klingon Language (A Klingon
Christmas Carol), it was only natural that Commedia Beauregard
was contacted by the producers of the bonus content on the recently
released Star Trek Blu-Ray discs to be a part of those bonus
features.
To Be or Not To Be: Klingons and Shakespeare is featured on the
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Blu-Ray disc, part of
the six movie pack released in May 2009 by Paramount Home
Entertainment.
Commedia Beauregard Associate Artistic Director Sasha Walloch
directed scenes from The Klingon Hamlet for the video.
The scenes starred Garry Geiken as Hamlet, Christopher O. Kidder as
Horey'So (Horatio), and Matthew Glover as molwI' (the Gravedigger).
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